Bamboo Paper Towel Holder

Bamboo Paper Towel Holder

Effortlessly load and unload paper towels with our stylish Bamboo Paper Towel Holder. Adding sophistication to any countertop, a towel guard dowel keeps paper towels from unwinding and surface protector pads on the bottom prevent scratches. Click on the image to the left for an enhanced view of this product without the paper towel roll.
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Made from solid bamboo

Bamboo is easily renewable, so it's an environmentally friendly material

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I like the look and simplicity of the bamboo towel holder. But it is not heavy enough. It tends to tilt over when you pull a sheet off. You need both hands to tear off a sheet. Maybe I can put weights on the bottom underneath!
May 19, 2013

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Bamboo is a group of woody perennial evergreen plants of the grass family. Some of its members are giant bamboo, forming by far the largest members of the grass family. Bamboo is the fastest growing woody plant in the world: up to three to four feet a day. This accelerated growth rate allows bamboo to be harvested in three to five years, far more often than the 10 to 20 year harvest cycle of most softwoods. Unlike the environmental damage caused by the deforestation of trees, proper harvesting of bamboo leaves the root system intact, creating little or no topsoil disruption. This renewable, sustainable resource produces 35% more oxygen than its equivalent in trees while reducing carbon dioxide gas that is blamed for global warming. With the tensile strength of steel, it's the strongest growing woody plant in the world.